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Ekoostik Hookah Live at Negril Escape on 2006-03-27

by Ekoostik Hookah

Publication date: 2006-03-27 ( check for other copies)

Collection: EkoostikHookah

Band/Artist: Ekoostik Hookah

Item Size: 943.6M

Disc 1:
1. Reciprocity
2. Hookahville
3. Indica & Sativa-> Bottle of Wine-> Indica & Sativa
4. Descent into the Maelstrom
5. Emma
6. Isis
7. Schwa, Washboard Annie
8. Silver Train

Disc 2:
1. Chicago Jam (during technical difficulties)
2. Athens County
3. Coming Back to Me
4. Gina
5. Stuck in the Snow
6. Have You Ever Had One of Those Days
7. John Henry
8. For What It's Worth
9. Under Full Sail

Notes

performing as "Under Full Sail"

Jamm in Jamaica festival

Addeddate: 2006-08-02 05:32:51

Identifier: eh2006-03-27.matrix.flac16

Lineage: R-4 > HDD via USB > tracking, normalization, resampling to 44.1 kHz, dither to 16 bit via D6 > flac

Location: Negril, Jamaica

Run time: 128:22

Source: Matrix(SBD & Schoeps MTSC 64g (MK4g caps > MSTC6g amps, ORTF)) > Edirol R-4 w/ limiter @ 96 kHz, 24 bit

Taped by: Doug Moog doug@doogmusic.com

Transferred by: Doug Moog doug@doogmusic.com

Type: sound

Venue: Negril Escape

Year: 2006

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Reviewer: badnem - - March 27, 2007 (edited)
Subject: woosh

you know how sometimes when people are telling you about a moment or a night or an event or something and they end up saying "you had to be there"?
this is one of em
and ps, I don't think the sound is that poor at all, I know painfully well how quirky JA soundsytems can be and given all elements involved on this particular night I think this sounds quite alright. thank you very much for all the shows you recorded on that trip.
sidenote: I've got a pic from this show that has your schoeps looking like theyre in the band too :)

Reviewer: dug - - August 3, 2006 (edited)
Subject: bottom of the pile?

Near the bottom of the pile? You mean for a matrix, or for recordings in general. Given the source, it's certainly one of the poorer matrices you'll hear.
It may depend on how much one is bothered by the numerous pops that came through the board. These were very loud, and I went through and muted them. These are certainly more apparent on the board recording than the mic recording, so something may have attenuated them at the show.
I'd be curious as to whether others agree that the sound on this is that poor.

Reviewer: lizm - - August 2, 2006
Subject: Great show for emotional reasons, technically rough

First show back with John Mullins, and in an incredible setting (Negril Jamaica, on the cliffs) but the power went out more than once, the sound was quirky (to be kind), and that seems to have affected recordings moreso than the show. Or maybe we were all too busy grinning at each other and enjoying vacation ;)
Emotionally a great show, belongs in any hookahhead's collection for that reason, but sound-wise, it's gotta be near the bottom of the pile...and I think that will be true of any recording of this show, though this is the only one I've heard.

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